slice into

slaɪs ˈɪntuː

Definition

Definition of slice into - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

cookingcut something into smaller pieces

She sliced into the cake with a sharp knife.

carve

chop up

dice

criticizingbegin to criticize or analyze sharply

She sliced into his argument with strong evidence.

analyze

criticize

dissect

penetrating

Rare

penetrate or move through smoothly and quickly

Rare

The boat sliced into the water effortlessly.

cut through

pierce

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Expressions with slice

slice up

cut into smaller flat pieces

She decided to slice up the vegetables for the salad.

slice through

cut through something smoothly and easily

The knife can slice through the bread effortlessly.

home slice

close friend or buddy

What's up, home slice? Long time no see!

slice and dice

cut into small pieces for cooking

She will slice and dice the vegetables for the stew.

slice the pie

cut a pie into slices

She decided to slice the pie for dessert.

slice of the cake

share of something valuable or desirable

Everyone wanted a slice of the cake from the profits.

Terms with slice into included in their meaning

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cut a melon

cooking

slice a melon into pieces

cut cake

cooking

slice a cake into pieces for serving

Examples of slice into in a sentence

The chef sliced into the vegetables with precision.
The critic sliced into the novel's weak plot.
He sliced into the proposal with his sharp questions.
The knife sliced into the bread with ease.
The skier sliced into the fresh snow.

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French:couper, s'en prendre à, ...
German:schneiden, zerlegen, ...
Italian:tagliare in, criticare, ...
Spanish:cortar en, arremeter contra, ...
Portuguese:fatiar, atacar, ...
Chinese:切成小块, 批评, ...
Japanese:切り分ける, 切り込む, ...
Arabic:قَطَّعَ, شَنَّ هُجُومًا نَقْدِيًّا, ...
Hebrew:לַחֲתוֹךְ לִפְרוּסוֹת, לְפָרֵק לִגּוֹרָמִים, ...
Russian:разрезать, резко критиковать, ...
Ukrainian:нарізати, розкритикувати, ...
Hindi:काटना, आलोचना करना, ...
Bengali:কেটে টুকরো করা, সমালোচনা করা, ...
Catalan:tallar, atacar, ...
Czech:nakrájet, pustit se do, ...
Danish:skære i, kritiserer, ...
Dutch:snijden in, fileren, ...
Greek:κόβω, κριτικάρω, ...
Hungarian:felszeletelni, bírálni, ...
Khmer:ហាន់ជាបំណែក, រិះគន់យ៉ាងខ្លាំង, ...
Korean:썰다, 비판하다, ...
Persian:برش زدن, حمله کرد, ...
Polish:pokroić na, ostro skrytykować, ...
Portuguese (BR):fatiar, criticar duramente, ...
Romanian:a tăia în, a demonta, ...
Swedish:skära i, kritisera, ...
Thai:หั่น, วิจารณ์, ...
Turkish:dilimlemek, sert biçimde eleştirmek, ...
Vietnamese:cắt thành lát, phân tích, ...

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